Assam Police arrest 17 Bangladeshi nationals in Guwahati

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Assam Police have arrested a total of 17 Bangladeshi nationals in Guwahati. Five of these arrests occurred on Tuesday from a train during a routine check near Paltan Bazar railway station. The individuals were detained from the general coach of the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Express. Authorities stated all those arrested are citizens of Bangladesh.

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